a driver who led police on a chase from san francisco across the bay bridge i'm a terror suspect shot and killed by fbi agents in boston, his connection to the way a -- bay area. good morn, thanks for joining us, i'm pam cook. >> what's the date. >> i almost said june thirst. >> it is the third. i'm going on one hour of sleep. >> welcome back new daddy. let's go to weather now with steve. >> you're not playing tennis soon. >> give it about a week and we'll go back out. >> we'll speak to his wife about that. >> we have, the full moon was yesterday morning, it's splendid in the morning sky.

the clouds will clear out and another sunny day, not much one extreme or another. tomorrow night things change and thursday another low is in the picture. we're on the backside of this. the mile low for most, mid-50s. more of a breeze south at 14, southwest at 18, there will be a breeze, plenty of sunshine, the next system drops in tomorrow, low clouds, cool to- mile lows, cooler to the north. 60s, 70s and 80s. >> good mornings, we were saying the birds aren't up. >> the birds would say give me another hour. >> i'll get you at five or something. >> good morning. here we are bright and early, starting at 4:00 forever.

this is not a test. westbound bay bridge looks good. no major problems, the traffic is moving along well. 880 is moving nicely as we start off the morning. we're not seeing a lot in the east bay, if you're looking at concord to walnut creek, this traffic looks good. 402, let's go back to the desk. the search for robbery isn't who -- suspect who slammed into a pedestrian while trying to elude police. officers began following the car at 8th and market street. our roof camera captured the chase as officers pursued the suspect across the bridge. the officers lost sight near

the 580 clete a -- split. the pedestrian who was hit by the suspect was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injury. this was the second pursuit this week that ended in a bystander hit. the chase came to a stop when the suspect's car was wedged between two other cars. two other drivers were hurt and cars damaged. the suspect in that case michael cortez was booked for reckless driving and evading police. he was on probation for an attempted murder in san francisco. the san francisco board of supervisors rejected a time-out on housing developments in the

mission district. hundreds showed up to comment. the board listened for eight hours to stop housing for 48 days. that would give the city a time to come up with ideas. >> what we need to do is focus on the building of affordable housing to do that, we need to preserve the land. >> the proposed moratorium won't prevent judges -- evictions. it's the wrong approach. >> the board voted in favor of the moratorium but it needed nine votes for the proposal. affordable housing

advocates are at odds to sell city land near lake merit for a developer. it postponed a vote until the next regular season -- session. the leader of a bay area mosque is disputing the count of how his brother was shot and killed in boston. the fbi said she had rahim under surveillance and approached him yesterday to question him. he pulled out a knife and was shot with he wouldn't put it down. on his facebook page he says his brother was at a bus stop on his way to work. he was on his cell phone during the confrontation needing a

witness. his last words were i can't breath. a member of the lighthouse mosque does not believe the family is involved in terrorism because he preached against violence. >> at the end of the day, the koran said he will defend the religion, we don't need to get bothered about it. let's work on our inner character and loving one another. president obama signed the usa freedom act into law, it replaced the patriot act. the national security agency won't be allowed to collect bulk data. that will be collected by the phone company accessible only with a warrant with a court.

weighing in edward snowden from russia. >> you have to remember the fact we have a proven history these programs are not effective. >> it was snowden who revealed details of the collection of phone records. >> a helicopter had to be called in to rescue a man on the beach last night. he injured his head when he injured his head. fire crews said he was drinking and tried to fight with him. they lifted him off the beach and took him to the hospital. he's a 20-year-old from concord. we have not been able to get an update on his condition. the coast guard helped a wind surfer last night. a good samaritan guided the helicopter to the wind surfer.

he was slightly injured and suffered from low body temperature. he was taken to the hospital. we're a day away from the nba finals. oracle arena ready for the game one between the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers. new signs have been posted. tickets available but the cheapest seats are $600. some prices up to $81,000 for vip courtside seats. klay thompson has been cleared to play. he joined the teammates. he was hit in the head during game five last week. he showed concussion symptoms, but he's cleared to play. we have complete warriors coverage. test your warriors knowledge with the warriors quiz.

i may take it, i'm a warriors fan, i don't know how much of it i know. time is 4:08, coming up a second claim of discrimination against a high school. the allegations stemming from a yearbook photo. a new twist in the case of the 6-year-old girl whose body was dumped in the field. the second person charged in her death. we're looking at the east bay commute. we'll tell you more about the commute when we come back. we're in a transition period, another low will drop in tomorrow, today the clouds are here and it's warming up.

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. welcome back,al made eye city -- alameda city police officer could wear cameras by the end of the summer. they approved a system to manage the video. the cameras the mount on the officers glasses and record their point of view. >> they will be for uniformed officers. >> the police department hopes

to submit a policy for the procedure use. it comes from a state grant. there's a twist to the case of a 6-year-old sacramento girl who was killed last week. the suspects mother is charged with helping him cover up the crime. 25-year-old juan rivera faced a judge for the first time since the body was found last week. rivera is the boyfriend of the girl's mother. much to the surprise of everyone in the court after rivera was arraigned her mother was arraigned. she has a lengthy criminal history. petty theft, driving under the influence and prostitution. rivera told police his mother

helped him look for the girl after he awoke from a seizure and realized she was missing. residents and police in south san francisco say they are alarmed by the discovery of a swastika on a school. the vandal or vandals used field tiles to create the symbol in the middle the football feel at el camino high school. school officials say it did not leave a lasting mark on the field i'm a second student is speaking out about gender discrimination. they believe their photos were cut out because of what they wore. one wore a tuxedo, the other a

black shirt and bowtie. >> i was surprised and disappointed for doing that. i was more upset when i found out why they did it. >> she chose her outfit based on comfort and knew there was a chance she would be left out. the school superintendent has offered to make things right. >> a similar situation happened in san francisco, the school apologized after exexcluding a photo. that school cited school policy. the classmates staged a protest. the school officials agreed to change the policy. a native american student has won a legal battle to wear an eagle feather. he filed a suit after being

told he could not wear a feather because it violated a dress code, he says it is a symbol to the tribe. the giants will visit the white house tomorrow, they are heading back east to play the phillies, first they will be honored by president obama for the world series victory over the royals. this is the team's third visit to the white house in the past five years, they are getting used to visiting the white house. it should be interesting for nori and maxwell who were members of the royals last year. >> that's cool they get to do that. 4:16 is the time. sal should get to go to the white house. >> from your mouth to god's ears pam. i'm going.

>> good to see the giants getting that recognition. let's take a look at what we have, if you're driving on the east shore freeway we're looking at the commute, an 18 manage drive from the carronis -- car -- into san francisco, no problems on the way in, traffic looks good, to the maps we can show you the east bay, and 580 from livermore valley it's looking good. if you wake up this early take your time and hang out with us and hang out with the next guy. he's fun at a party. >> i ran out of the house, we had to tell you today looks

quiet. a lot of high clouds in the morning, but mostly you will miss it. they are out of the picture, the low clouds are there. changes a brewing for tomorrow. that will be another low dropping into the picture. that will cool us down, give us an increase in the low clouds. temperature will come down, we're running a little bit below average. the pattern has not changed. we're into june. any system ramps up the fog bank. low 50s, mid-50s. temperatures are running cool ever because the breeze picked up. water temps went down, fran down one, half moon bay down two, we don't want them to warm up too fast too soon.

scour in -- 64 in mince -- minneapolis. look at this. the sunshine state was anything but, now it is moving off. no sign of hurricanes in the atlantic, in the pacific, where are you, it disappeared, there you are, hurricane blanca continues to move northward, this bears watching for the next 72 hours as it moved north, some of the moisture may get entrained. it will wrap around a lot of shower activity for the sierra nevada. most will stay in the four corners, for us, the best bet would be sunday, probably won't happen. a possibility it will move in, even toward southern california for monday and tuesday.

it's there, low clouds and plenty of sun, the breeze is picking up in the afternoon, 70s, concord livermore. temperature below, near the coast, more so inland, looks quiet. a lot of clouds, probably not much else. >> keeping up on the french open? >> federer lost. he was beat in straight sets. >> sorry, talking tennis. >> that backhand, that guy's backhand is amazing. >> good times. >> we need to learn that one. >> thank you so much. it's 4:20. the life story of sullenberger will be the story of a new movie. the pilot that safely landed on the hudson river, everyone on

board that jets caped -- that escaped safely. attacked over several months. coming up the new allegations coming to light from the exfinancee of former 49er ray mcdonald. >> the president of fifa stepped down. how it could impact the future of the next two world cups. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool.

it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any?

i'm a popular amusement park in england is closed after a roller coaster crash. four people shivered what are call -- suffered life- threatening injury, a car on the ride collided into a stationary car at 50 miles an hour. 16 riders were left dodgerring 25 -- dangling 25 feet in the air. the roller coaster has closed twice since opening. the scandal involving fifa is far from over. the president said he will resign until a new person is chosen. but that could take six months.

interpol is putting six people on its most wanted list. >> i suspect you will find out millions and millions have disappeared out of futbol. >> there's questions as to in the world cup will be held in russia in 2018 and qatar in 2022. russia is confident whoever succeeds blatter will support russia's bid. qatar's sock market -- stock market could plunge if it loses the world cup. >> the women's world cup opens play monday against australia. sweden and is part of group b. try to stay positive and cheer on the girls. we have complete women's world

cup coverage on our web site. get to know the stars of the u.s. team and the schedule of the girls. they are unbelievable. time is 4:25, a bill keep be the sidewalks on the golden gate bridge free moves to the state senate. legislation that would prohibit pedestrian and bike toll on state owned toll bridges. it comes as the golden gate bridge district was considering sidewalk fees. an artist will get a chance to create something from the old golden gate bridge. there's 458-tons of steel, including 1000 rivets and beams, but artist must have a plan for publicallytis playing -- displaying their art.

the museum will accept applications through october 1. confusion and frustration over the biggest recall in the automobile industry, we have new details on the takata recall. the reason there's delays and it won't be easy to fix all the air bags. >> the former police officer that helped crack the dugard kidnapping. the help she needs now. >> traffic is doing well on highway 24 from wall yacht creek to -- walnut creek to oakland. >> higher clouds have moved off. there will be another low dropping in tomorrow. we'll look at the wednesday forecast temps.

good morning. we are live in san francisco's mission district where affordable housing advocates are waking up to a big defeat. coming up in to minutes tara moriarty will have more on what happened at a city council meeting last night that could lead to even more evictions in this area. it's wednesday, june 3rd i'm brian flores. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. thank you for coming back. just for a few days. he has a good excuse. he has a new little baby in the house. >> three. >> three now. >> start that college fund this week. >> oh yeah i forgot about that. >> and a couple of weddings too because you have two girls. [ laughter ] >> we do have a lot of cloud cover to the east of us. it was over us over night that held the lows up and now the lows are dipping a little cooler than they were 24 hours ago and the next system is